Title pages.

Post editing.  Me and joe messed around with 

placement of type- depth etc for the title page.

IT HAD TO BE BOLD so as not to get lost in the 

shapes surrounding it.

DFGA proper bigtime photoshoot

We shot the work on Max's camera in raw.  
Joe then photoshopped the images to enhance 
the colours and remove imperfections.

A before and after shot of post and pre edited images.

Preliminary photoshoot

Shapes and all that,

We were able to construct a reasonably ghetto photoshoot
for preliminary images to show Mike in relation to art
direction for the title pages of the yearbook.


Together we took the images and Joe & Max post-shoot
edited and overlaid the type.

This gave us the opportunity to experiment with hues 
because of the colour stocks used for the initial shoot.

Edited image before type is overlayed

Mike was happy with the outcome and wanted us to carry 
on with the concept and visual direction.  He had two pieces
of criticism.  
1:  We needed to use more obvious shapes.  It was okay to be
obvious and alienating to be vague.
2:  We needed to add more depth.  Get in the photography 
studio and make it epic.  

PAPER CRAFT crafting paper

Although i wasnt involved in the initial scalpel pain,
 i then did my piece and it hurt.  But it created depth 
to our final shoot.  the more shapes, the more depth.